Online Privacy & The Right To Be Forgotten
By Jasmine McNealy, University of Kentucky
How the law is evolving to address privacy rights in the digital age.
Disciplines:
Journalism / Media Studies & LawJasmine McNealy is an assistant professor in the Information & Communication Technology Program in the School of Library and Information Science at the University of Kentucky. Her research focuses on the areas of privacy, new media, anonymity, intellectual property, and telecommunication. She has been published in both law and communication journals such as Communication Law & Policy, The University of North Carolina First Amendment Law Review and Media Law & Ethics. She earned her law degree and Ph.D. in Mass Communication at the University of Florida, and her undergraduate degree in journalism and Afro-American studies from the University of Wisconsin.
By Jasmine McNealy, University of Kentucky
How the law is evolving to address privacy rights in the digital age.
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